In weekly classes at City Arts in downtown Wichita, JaiDe Brown teaches transfiguration. Brown helps students transform 25-pound bags of clay into all kinds of pottery with a wheel, some water and the strength of their hands. It's just one of more than a half-dozen art forms taught in the studio and gallery spaces at City Arts. KMUW's Meg Britton-Mehlisch paid Brown's class a visit and captured this Soundscape.
Sounds and pounds of clay
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JaiDe Brown leads a cermanics demonstration during a recent class at City Arts in downtown Wichita.
Meg Britton-Mehlisch / KMUW
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JaiDe Brown leads a cermanics demonstration during a recent class at City Arts in downtown Wichita. The six week course takes students through pottery basic throwing techniques to build pots, bowls, plates and other vessels.
Meg Britton-Mehlisch / KMUW
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JaiDe Brown leads a cermanics demonstration during a recent class at City Arts in downtown Wichita. The six week course takes students through pottery basic throwing techniques to build pots, bowls, plates and other vessels.
Meg Britton-Mehlisch / KMUW
